Kazuya Mishima wrote:
Nice. The different rounds is a road i have been pondering for a while.
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Kazuya Mishima wrote:
these little lever guns give me a boner.Blaidd Drwg wrote:the reviews on the Judge were horrocious. I wonder how the S&W fairs? It's amusing though...kinda like this...no valid reason cept' juscuz...
Do you find the safety to be useable? I thought about ordering a Shield but decided not to because the best thing I heard about the safety was that it's difficult to activate on accident.milosz wrote:I'm trying to pry away a M&P Shield in 9mm from my father (he buys all the new CCW autos and never carries any of them) - with the extended 8-round magazine it's still easy enough to conceal and it's the only one of the single-stack 9s that I can get a comfortable grip on.
Well, the main problem with the Judge is that it was made by Taurus, and that pretty much speaks for itself.Blaidd Drwg wrote:the reviews on the Judge were horrocious. I wonder how the S&W fairs? It's amusing though...kinda like this...no valid reason cept' juscuz...
That's what I was going to say.Kazuya Mishima wrote:I think (my opinion) it's a viable self-defense round at close range. Don't want to go firing off 9mm and .45 in the house when the kids are on the other side of drywall.
So, you're saying that someone getting hit center of mass with .410 at 10 feet or less is the same effect as someone 20 feet or more away on the other side of drywall, insulation, and wall studs? .410 spreads wider than Sara Jay at an NBA player party, fwiw.Pinky wrote:If it will penetrate a person enough to matter, it will penetrate two layers of drywall.
#4. Be sure of your target and what's behind it.
I don't even have the experience with "Call of Duty", but my limited time working on drywall crews makes me believe what I've read about drywall's inability to stop much of anything.Kazuya Mishima wrote:All, just my opinion...I only kill people in 'Call of Duty', and orks in 'Space Marine'.
The point is to end the threat. A .410 isn't up to the task. It looks as if you've become like those you loath. I hope I'm wrong.Kazuya Mishima wrote:So, you're saying that someone getting hit center of mass with .410 at 10 feet or less is the same effect as someone 20 feet or more away on the other side of drywall, insulation, and wall studs? .410 spreads wider than Sara Jay at an NBA player party, fwiw.Pinky wrote:If it will penetrate a person enough to matter, it will penetrate two layers of drywall.
#4. Be sure of your target and what's behind it.
I will contend that .410 is much less collateral damage in an enclosed environment vs popular self-defense bullet loads (9mm, .40, .45, etc).
All, just my opinion...I only kill people in 'Call of Duty', and orks in 'Space Marine'.
MarcoFP wrote:Glock 21 & a break action shotgun.
Same shit I've owned for a long fucking while.
I'd like to make one of those Gene Wilder Willy Wonka memes that asks you to tell us how many times you've been shot in the face with .410, but I'm really busy on top of not giving a shit.Dan Martin wrote:The point is to end the threat. A .410 isn't up to the task. It looks as if you've become like those you loath. I hope I'm wrong.Kazuya Mishima wrote:So, you're saying that someone getting hit center of mass with .410 at 10 feet or less is the same effect as someone 20 feet or more away on the other side of drywall, insulation, and wall studs? .410 spreads wider than Sara Jay at an NBA player party, fwiw.Pinky wrote:If it will penetrate a person enough to matter, it will penetrate two layers of drywall.
#4. Be sure of your target and what's behind it.
I will contend that .410 is much less collateral damage in an enclosed environment vs popular self-defense bullet loads (9mm, .40, .45, etc).
All, just my opinion...I only kill people in 'Call of Duty', and orks in 'Space Marine'.
I haven't been shot in the face with a .410, but I have been shot with one. Didn't even penetrate the jacket I was wearing. Granted, it wasn't at close range. Just saying that a .410 in a shotgun is a piss poor choice let alone in a short barreled revolver.Kazuya Mishima wrote:I'd like to make one of those Gene Wilder Willy Wonka memes that asks you to tell us how many times you've been shot in the face with .410, but I'm really busy on top of not giving a shit.Dan Martin wrote:The point is to end the threat. A .410 isn't up to the task. It looks as if you've become like those you loath. I hope I'm wrong.Kazuya Mishima wrote:So, you're saying that someone getting hit center of mass with .410 at 10 feet or less is the same effect as someone 20 feet or more away on the other side of drywall, insulation, and wall studs? .410 spreads wider than Sara Jay at an NBA player party, fwiw.Pinky wrote:If it will penetrate a person enough to matter, it will penetrate two layers of drywall.
#4. Be sure of your target and what's behind it.
I will contend that .410 is much less collateral damage in an enclosed environment vs popular self-defense bullet loads (9mm, .40, .45, etc).
All, just my opinion...I only kill people in 'Call of Duty', and orks in 'Space Marine'.